Customer Ratings & Reviews

I can take this thing anywhere and the battery will last me for 2 days or 3 depending on how long I let it play. It has some lights at the ends which isn't very bright so its ok to even play in your car. Overall, a great product to have to be able to take anywhere. Not super loud but loud enough for a cookout or a little party with your family and friends or even if you just want to get in your zone to work, workout, whatever!!!!

Great sound quality!!! Very easy to use and control from my smartphone. Great pickup range.

This speaker boasts excellent audio quality and impressive battery longevity, lasting up to four or five days on a single charge. Its refined cloth finish contributes to an elegant aesthetic.

Great speaker with a price that is incredible,a least half what should be.Compete with JBl xtreme 3 and in some things is better.

Best decision I made purchasing the Samsung Bluetooth Speaker. Great sound quality for indoor or outdoor use. Excellent battery life.

I love this bluetooth speaker for its size. Great big sound with great quality. Very nice looking as well as great battery life!

This was great at the beach and on my deck, great sound and the kids were dancing too and loved the lights.

The quality of the sound makes me enjoy even music that I don’t even like. I use it for small group workouts and in my room.

I highly recommend this Bluetooth speaker. Has nice sound great handle too carry your speaker around

It sounds loud and is waterproof its amazing i 100% recommed it Love it and you will to

Easy to use. Sounds great. I’m so glad we got it. Thank you

This speaker gets loud!! I use it at my work which is a big open space, and it fills the room nicely. It has decent punchy bass and good highs. For $200 this is a really good speaker, you can't go wrong with this one!

Excellent speaker to use with friends and family in many times

I was wavering between JBL and Sony, and finally chose Sony. I think Sony is suitable for more types of music.❤️

Im very happy to get this speaker. Very nice sound. I can carry with me any were.

an excellent product, with a great quality, great sound and durability.

I love this speaker. It sound great very loud and bumping base

amazing speaker, satisfying purchase for value. use it at work and it sounds great

TLDR; IP67 dustproof and waterproof, but if it falls in the pool, get it out! 25 hours life on a single charge using USB-C 5V 3A charger (included) and can charge your own devices with equipped USB-A port. EQ settings can only be adjusted in the Music Center app. Up to two simultaneous Bluetooth connections supported. Can be grouped with other speakers. Conference calls are aided by Echo Canceling technology, aiding in simultaneous talking, promoting more natural conversations. Customizable LED rings on each woofer sync to the beat of the music. Can get very loud without much distortion, yet remains very crisp and clear, which impressed me very much. Bass is tight and punchy, but don’t expect rumbling at the lower frequencies. Setting up the XG300 is very simple on both Android and iOS, and it’s much like any other Bluetooth device pairing done if you’re familiar with the process. It’s even easier on Android as the OS will immediately present you with a connection window, much like the setup found on Apple for its wireless earbuds. Charge time from empty to full is about 5 hours, and you can choose to have the unit charge to “nearly” full to extend the longevity of the battery (done in the Music Center App). When the unit is on, a simple press on the Bluetooth button will begin the pairing process, and you can do this twice. The XG300 supports Bluetooth version 5.2. Controls are very straightforward, with the exception of the missing next/previous track buttons as these two buttons are disguised under the play/pause/answer button. A double press of this button moves on to the next track, and a triple press will move you back to the beginning/previous track, which should be familiar behavior for you. Of course, a single press of this button will play/pause/answer. So, what’s left is the volume up, volume down, Mega Bass, Bluetooth pairing and power buttons. They are tactile, black rubber buttons with white paint, but I fear that overtime the white paint will wear off. Ease of portability is a big selling point of the XG30 with its built-in carrying handle, which I found very welcoming. It’s just one less thing to worry about when transporting this 6 pound hunk of hardware. On the flip side, it would have been nice to be able to attach a shoulder strap that some other brands offer as it frees up one hand when you’re on the move. The built-in handle does keep the speaker looking sleek, but only time will tell how long the rubber handle holds up. Seems sturdy, though. As I mentioned above, two simultaneous Bluetooth connections can be made to the XG300, but if you’ve got an old music device that you’d like to use, there is an available 3.5mm audio port in the back. So bring out your Walkmans and Discmans and rock out! Also worth noting is the two LED rings on either side of the XG300. Honestly, I’ve always found this kind of gimmicky, especially if you’re using this during the daytime. You do have the ability to not only change its flashing style, but also turn them off completely. It’s at night where they do shine, and I do like how they’re not in-your-face like some other brands. They’re subtle, but still very cool to watch move with the rhythm of the beat. Then there is sound quality, which is always a subjective topic with all things sound related. I’ve been cursed with hearing loss from the 90’s trend of two 12” subwoofers that shook the earth and tweeters that emit sounds that even your dog can’t hear. Then with today's technology, I’ve been blessed with the most state-of-the-art hearing aids that give me the ability to hear what is equivalent, if not better, than 20/20 vision. That being said, the XG300 sounds great overall with its strengths across a majority of the frequency band, with the only exception at the lower end. By design, the XG300 is a sealed system, which produces the most clean, punchiest bass to complement the rest of the mid/upper frequencies, but if you’re a basshead, it’s not coming from this, even with Mega Bass on. Casting that aside, the XG300 does not disappoint, and its rich sound can be heard for several meters. Think beach party, pool party, at the park or even in a bike basket taking a cruise. What’s so great is that at even much louder volumes, music is not distorted. I always go to Dr. Dre’s 2001 Instrumental to get a gauge of how well all frequencies play nice with each other, and the XG300 finds ways to mitigate that distortion so you can still hear the rest of the track. As a matter of fact, Sony promotes their ClearAudio+ setting in the Music Center App, which is supposed to be Sony’s preferred EQ, and it really emphasizes those mids/highs. If it’s not for you, you can always change it up in the Custom EQ. I like the ClearAudio+ setting and intend not to change it anytime soon. Lastly, there is the price. At MSRP, there are a lot of contenders fighting for your party time. If low, loud bass is what you’re looking for, you may not be happy with this speaker and there are other offerings that can provide this. If you do care for Sony's high quality sound, a 25 hour battery life and a body that will withstand the elements, the XG300 is a perfect choice. The Sony XG300 Portable Bluetooth Speaker comes with a 1-year Limited Warranty.

This Bluetooth speaker sounds great! It is just the right size and yet is very portable. It was priced way lower than other speakers of the same size and sound quality. I'm using it in combination with a Bluetooth turntable and it was super easy to connect.